Carbon Fiber Yarn

Carbon fiber yarn is a type of fiber made from carbon, typically produced through a high-temperature process. It's made by spinning carbon fibers, which are formed from a precursor material such as polyacrylonitrile (PAN), pitch, or rayon. These fibers are then subjected to a series of processes, including oxidation, carbonization, and sometimes surface treatment to enhance their properties. The resulting carbon fiber yarn is lightweight, strong, and has excellent durability.

Feature:

Strength and Stiffness:

Carbon fiber yarn has exceptional tensile strength, making it ideal for applications where high strength-to-weight ratios are crucial.

Lightweight:

Despite its strength, carbon fiber yarn is incredibly lightweight, making it valuable for industries like aerospace and automotive.

Thermal Conductivity:

Carbon fibers have high thermal conductivity, which can be beneficial for specific industrial uses.

Corrosion Resistance:

Carbon fiber does not corrode easily, making it a good choice for environments exposed to harsh chemicals or extreme weather conditions.

Electrical Conductivity:

Depending on its processing, carbon fiber yarn can exhibit varying levels of electrical conductivity, which is useful in specific applications.

Application:

Aerospace:

Carbon fiber yarn is used in making lightweight yet strong components for aircraft, satellites, and spacecraft.

Automotive: 

It's used for creating lightweight parts in cars, contributing to improved fuel efficiency and performance.

Sports Equipment: 

Carbon fiber is used in the manufacturing of sporting goods like bicycles, golf clubs, and fishing rods.

Wind Energy: 

Carbon fiber yarn is used in the blades of wind turbines due to its strength and durability.

Reinforcement in Composites:

Often woven into fabrics, carbon fiber yarn is combined with resins to create composite materials used in many high-performance products.

Specification:

*Specific products could be made according to customers requirements.